Medical Treatment Visa (MTV) (SC 602) Visa Document Checklist
The Medical Treatment visa (MTV) (Subclass 602) is a temporary visa for individuals to travel to Australia for medical treatment or to support a person receiving medical treatment. It is important to prepare the necessary documents required to have a smooth application process.
Medical Treatment Visa (MTV) (SC 602) Document Checklist
Applicants must gather and prepare the documents listed below to meet the visa criteria. Below is a general guide and not limited to:
Identity documents
Passport
National identity card (if you have one)
Medical Evidence
Medical Reports
Treatment Plan
Medical Letter
Form 1507 – Evidence of intended medical treatment (includes consultation)
Financial Evidence
Proof of Funds, such as bank statements
Letters from any Australian who will be supporting you during your stay (if applicable)
Letter from treating doctor (if applicable)
Letter of payment arrangement from the hospital (if applicable)
Health and Character
Evidence of health insurance
Police check (The Department may request)
How Can Agape Henry Crux Help You?
Contact us for professional assistance for your medical treatment journey. Book a Migration Planning Session with one of our immigration lawyers or Accredited Specialist(s) in Immigration Law to seek professional advice by calling 02-8310-5230 or emailing us to book a time at info@ahclawyers.com.
We speak fluent English, Mandarin and Cantonese. If these aren’t your language, we can also help you arrange an interpreter.
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